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after the fall? 2. In what way is the meaning of the name “Immanuel” significant to you i n your personal walk with God? 3. Compare Exodus 25:8 with John 1:14. What is the significance of Christ’s becoming truly human? 4. As both the Son of man and the Son of God, Jesus partakes in humanity and lays hold of the throne of be a “blessing to the nations.” In what ways can the church today misrepresent God to the world? In what ways has God called you to be a blessing to your community? 2. Through persecution and oppression, Israel began to see that their prosperity was dependent on their obedience to God’s law. Though true, what vital part was missing from their obedience? 3. fect timing affect our trust in Him? 3. “Israel hoarded the living manna,” thereby shutting out the light of God’s truth from its neighbors. How can the contemporary church avoid making the same mistake with non - believers? 4. How did Israel’s system of worship differ from the heathen religions of the time? 3. Would Jesus have been received differently had He come as a powerful and glorious earthly ruler? 4. We are called to marvel at the amazing sacrifice of God the Father in sending His only Son to earth. In what ways has this great sacrificial love of God affected your life?